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To SATISFY
FOUR LEADING
DENTISTS OF
BALTIMORE.

Professor P. B. Wilson, Of the Balti-
more University. has analysed ION
WEISS Cream for the Teeth, His re-
port says it contains precisely the
qualities that above Dentists says .
dentrifice should contain. ZON-
WEISS is of soft creamy consistency,
and il applied to the brush by means
of an imitation ivory spoon. 1t has
peculiar. refreshing, preserving and
cleansing qualities and delightful
fiavoring Of its own. Sold by all
Druggists.
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BALTIMORE. Nd Jan. 2e-virginia sixes. con-
solidsted with coupon. 90; do past due coupons,
coy: do. new threes. 66,s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, No. Jan, 26-Cotton dull-mid:
sIssst aud western super 25Oa3OO: do. extra 2 ia
500; do extra. 3i5a3yO; do kio branes. 1.SSs
500; Pxtapsco family, $50. do. superiative pssent.
CLOSING dun southern red. 9Aa96 southern amber,
May. 95es95H CoEn-southern quiet: western easier.
tss47 western MIXED spot, 10000; Jann.fy, 46s.
1Ss4ss.: steamer, .46;S.l6K. Oats quiet aud
hrm-southern, 3Ae3s: western white. 37s3y
que. and s,e:Sy ss5s Hay :sssdypsins . choice
12.5O. Bulk meats shoulder and clear rib sidrs.
packed, 6,sa7A. b.con-ehoulders, 1s5a d; clear rib
1900 ). p.cksa: les; cIssMsy xssas.
rsfned 03 Coffee nr,n-kio carYoes Ordinary 70 fair,
l4,sa15. Sugar steady and .Quist-A soft. 1915;
IA YlsiSse . divsspool per .ss.insi daiiss9s.en
601he1o: corn, liz 200 bushe18.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Attorney General Garland, Senator's Jones ~ Ne
Nada, Butler ana Van Wyck, Assistant T.. NJ c.
Stevenson, Representatives Warner with ]. e.
Mosey and F. II. Hunter, OF Missouri; Collins,
Niece. Hopkins, Maybury, Carleton, Cowles with
Mr.. Logan osburn, OF Virginia; Hires Alien, OF
Massachusetts,; McAdoo, Curtin, Anderson. With
j. +. lie Bland, OF Ohio; ex-Representative J. Il
Renolds and ii. Blessing, OF ohio; Tarsney and
Lowering.
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District Government Affair.
CONGRESSIONAL BILLS SUBMITTED 10 THE COMMITS
glONHRs

klONEkS.
House bill for the relief OF st pominics church.
Senate bill TO authorize the District Commission,
ers 10 permit the temporary occupation OF STREETS
by railway FOR the purpose OF transporting ma
ter1al 10 I'LL about the base OF the Washington
monument; ii. X. bill for the regulation of
the Washington Gas Light company: H. n bill
10 require the street railway COMPANIES TO heat
the cars used by them on their roads: and Ii X
OIL 10 amend the act giving the approval and
sanction or Congress To the route and tsr1niui
also bills To amend acts Ia Increase the polics,
force; Tor the relief of Mary c. Henderson, for the
RELIEF oil the Sisters or the Holy Cross 10 extend
the provisions OF the act entitled act 10 provide
for the revision and correction OF assessments for
special improvements; for the protection OF the
morals or minors In the District OF Columbia:
10 provide Tor an additional term OF
the Circuit Court OF the District OF Columbia
thereof; providing for references causes In the
courts OF the District OF Columbia have been
submitted TO the District Commissioners by the
House committee on the District OF columbia for
report.
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMEN.
Onlcers Walsh, Kendall and Fenton. of the
south washington precinct. were called upon
before the trial board at headquarters this MORN
lure, preferred against them by Lieut.. Vernon. IL
Is understood that one OF the officers charged ten
dered his resignation.
BUILDING MATERIAL IN THE srREFTs
Inc committee representing the builders and
Others that called on the Commissioners SATURDAY
10 get Them 10 revoke the order restricting the
space allowed for the storage OF building materials
in the streets, had another conference TODAY with
commissioners Webb and Wheatley. Commits
sloner Ludlow was absent. The committee sug-
Ter will be considered by the fun board OF COMMITS
soners this afternoon. and IL Il thought con-
cessions Will be granted the builders.
q
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BILL FOR AN ACCoUST.1ieorge r. Con has. by
his attorneys, flied bin In equity for an account
against Horace +. Page. The complainant SAYS
he entered into an agreement with defendant I'm
1856 20 purchase real estate for Improvement and
sale; that plaintiff was 10 select and purchase
some and have the deeds made to defendant and
plaintiff To make contracts. &C. and share IN tie
profits; that on March IoUh, 1856 plaintiff pur-
chased, for S6.ti, six lots IN square :,s1 and then
IL was agreed 10 Improve the same. lie charges
that defendant then decided the lots TO his son,
who, "A lew days afterwards sold the same 10 T. r.
Schneider. He charges that the alleged sale 10 the
son was without consideration and the object
was 10 prevent the complainant from sharing in
the profts. He Therefore asks account and n
decree based on the real value Of the property
RANGE OF THE 1HERM0METER.-The following
were the readings at the signal oiIice TODAY: 3 a
H.. A; a. H., A.; IL a. H.. 10; = D. ~, ~; maxi
mum, co. minimum. Al.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, :l39 1.lln street
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CHICAGO, LIZ, Jan. %, IL o. m--wheat opened
49, With Nay aelivsEy e SO but r.llisa ON fsi'
buying, and ID now quoted ct 04&AS4Z- Nay cOr.i.
az. Ny eaA. S0k Nay pork. l2.07>sa12.50 Aas
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE
II number of squares and blocks of land east Of
Lincoln park. Those looking for cheap and specula
tive ground would do well TO call and examine my list
before investing elsewhere.
CHARLES W. HANDY CO.,
4 ll.ll AZ NJ
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QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAl
LOUDER FOR Us THAN WORDS
The Superior Make Of our Well-known Clothing, to-
sether with Bargain prices tell the story.
NOAH WALKER Z Co.
ao6 n.nnsr1,

40 10 GRO. 6 WALKIR FOB MONUMENTAL
NGFanite Work; beet facilities IN Waehtngton for
suCa work Once and Yard 7O2 TO 706 North Capitol
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- N0RDDEUTsHER LLOYD 8. 3. co.
Fast Express Steamers
e.. 10 soathsmPt9n tLondon, Havre), Bremen.
!. A ler Feb .. 6O9am. fulda Feb 81 am
- Ems Feb 10, 1870 pm. SaAle March y 10 ~
Comfortable staterooms excellent table inxnrious
sa I appelntnsnts Prices; LIST cabin $50 ESQ,
low rates. Apply 10 ~ NIRSGS5tSSIs ~ -
js20 org bassS
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BOARDING.

DOA u,
'INNO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND
floor IN private family with board: LOCATION fne.
herules ana street cars near. 14l5 18th St near
Massachusetts ave. ia.51 .1sS
FYNHE MCPHERSON HOUSE CORNER or I5Tu
- ana ss Is now open for the reception Of perIna-
lent transient and table boartiers
j4I0-Sws Mas M IT cOIrru.rr
EOR RENT-PLEASANT. WELL, FJJRNISHED
Rooms, with or without Table Beard. references
given ana required 5l4 l3tn st NV oc IS S,ns
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THE NURSERY AND CHILD'a HOSPITAL.
u Cor. Franklin and Schroeder sfs,
cal or surgical. number Of hrstclaas private rooms
nave been arranged Tor the OF patients
com1ng nom dtstanca who may b sccompenied by
an attendant ContaetouP and incurable aso win not
week. Apply 70 the Institution k22-w&olm
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PROFESSIONAL

1hOF ECS1ONA
MAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTFD
AACLAlREOIANT, born with Second Sivht Every
hidden mystery revealed Finds lost or buried freas
nres or mines Receivers stolen property lost frends
Dives success IN business Removes all family frnn
pies causes speedy marriages. Brings separated 10
All IN trouble consult this cairvoyant CT,rss
Satisfaction or pay, 8. open sunday SSi
9Th St. bet. ID and T. SITS. Ia w. is:3;a ~
DROP. CLAY CI.AIkVoYANT AND AsTROID
Il glst-has returned and be Consulted on b,,si
hess love ana Hiatr1mony All III trouble cali Safjs
iacuoh guaranteed Once hours, am to Z nm OBS
9Th ST. E.w. " ~ s,s1 %
SkL-LED MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED AT 4R7
- St NV The hest city physicians' rsserences
Address MISS f. j. FACE. 1870
mr. AND NINE SELDEN. ESTABIISHFD IaF5
~ Prompt and reliable treatment for Ladies Advice
bet u and II SITS. NV oo is1 Nv s.
M ADAME ROSS. THE RELIABLE CI.AIRyOY
nes love and atrmony: 25 years in this CITY, An in
trouble eau satisfaction guaranteed Once honrs ia
a. ~ TO Q p m. 1904 b st. n.S5-tim
NAMANicUkE AND SURGEON cHIRopoDIsr.
~ Rooms D AND d. VERNON ROW.
- gao Pennsylvania ave.
MRS- DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND AIR
N4 geop Chiropodist- Twenty sfH years sccessffl
pfcce mas gained them the world wide OF
oeInx Anler1cas best operators. Ofhce II5 Pa ave
NV FOR soft and hard corns infxled and sore ionts
use Mrs DR. SEMMES' Black Lotion and SaIye III
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

IyOR sALE-SPLENDID LOT OF HOGS. GOOD
chance for farmers and butchers. They all i'm
ported stock-fat hogs, sows and pigs and shoats I
am closing business. 1902 21st St NV. J. &. Nc
CLELLEN. it,
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TNOR sAIIWR HAVE NUNBER OF HOUSES
il deairaby loessed Tor homes or Investments which
- oase rp2a ~ - xo,r sdvsIt.- :, cnsnt p a,,,
- s'S HUMPHREY 4 GILMAN,
Heel Estate Brokers,
"A 0le o. nv,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19
All kinds of building material on
stantly on hand.
South Penn's Grove.


"A strolling gypsy told a West Vir
pini, farmer that If be would place SIS
in 4 certain hollow stump and leave II
there all night it would be doubled in
the morning. The farmer tried it, and
sure enough he found $50 III the stump.
Then the gypsy advised the farmer to
put all he had, 500 in the stump and
draw out Sl40O In the morning. Inc
farmer took thls advice, q SOMEBODY
else took the S70O.
There are 100000 dead letters
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19
A Requiem.

The day Is gone, alas | the lovely day,
That came among us as a blushing bride,
Led by her lover, the sun,
Whose golden largess fell on every side.
All nature greeted her win rapturous joy.
The forest birds broke forth In sweetest
song;
And dainty buds, awaking from their sleep,
Burst into blossom as she passed along,
And everywhere III children welcomed her,
In country lanes, and in the etty's strset,
The music of their laughter kept glad time
To the swift measure of her flying feet.
The restless sick man tossing on his couch,
Beheld her and awhile forgot his PAM,
Her presence cheered the laborer at his toll,
And brought to wrinkled g It's youth
again
And as she, smiling, hurried on her way.
Even sad mothers, weeping Ger their
dead,
looked upward to her clear, blue skies and
Somehow that sorrowing hearts were com
forted.
But now, alas ! the day herself is dead,
Before us, pallid In the dim twilight,
She lies forsaken by the tickle sun,
And DER her bends the dusky Sc xton,
night,
Covering her slowly with his sable pail,
While the pale, trembling stars look
coolly on,
And natures tears are falling silently
For the sweet day that is forever gone.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19

pie as If in a dream, repeating the
speakers last words under his breath:
ITO the glory Of God and the good of
men,"
There are many young people who
cannot become what their parents plan
for them to be in life. but they a be-
come useful In following some special
gifts that God has given them. Such
may find an encouragement to best eff
forts in examples like Tony-and they
are many.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19
46th CONGRESS- I'd SESSION
SENATE.

In the U. s. Senate on the 10th, the
House substitute for the Chinese In
demnity bill was passed. A disagree
ment was reported by the conference
committee on the amendment to the
bill to repeal the presumption, timber
culture, and desert land laws. and
another conference was ordered, Mr.
Hale, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported back the bill for the
purchase of Erlcsson's destroyer"
and it was referred to the Committee
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19

"A gentleman once asked a deaf
and dumb boy, "What is truth2n He
replied by taking a piece of chalk, and
drawing on the blackboard a straight
line between two points. Then he
asked him, "What is a lie?" The boy
rubbed out the straight line, and drew
a zlgzag or crooked line between the
same two points.
An Indiana farmer reports that his
1900 currant bushes netted him 500
per acre. The currant Is a neglected
fruit. but pays well with good stten-
ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19

Abstain from wrath. Let a man
keep in subsection in his speech, his
arm and his appetite.
/ am that which has been, that Is,
which will be; and no n has yet
lifted the veil which covers me-.
Who is the great man9 He who Is
strongest In the exercise OF patience;
he who patiently endures injury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19

Have friends or die.

Have friends or die.
A woman spins and talks,
If your wife is little bend to her.
Among the thorns the rose blooms.
The myrtle among the thorns is a
myrtle still.
With her foot in the grave a woman
clings to vanity. :,
If your friend be deaf when you call
turn your back on him.
Be the goat white, be the goat black,
so she gives good milk.
Ten measures Of talk were sent down
from heaven, and a woman took nine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-19

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria,
When abe was = Child, she cried for Csstoria,
when she became Miss, she chung to C~astoriA,
When shs had Children, she gave them casto<sA
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
Pharmacists Organize.

On Thursday afternoon . number Of
the leading pharmacists Of the State
met In the Board Of Trade rooms for
the purpose Of organizing q Delaware
Pharmaceutical Society. The meeting
was organised by calling W. R. Bring
hurst to the chair. Jacob 8. Beetem,
ii. X. Watson, ]. G. Bragdon and j..
81. Morgan were appointed to prepare 3
constitution and bylaws. subsequently
ii. B. Bringhurst was elected president
and J. g. BragGon vice president from
New Castle County, D. 9 Burton vice
president from Kent County, G. E.
Smith vice president from SUSSEX
County, and j. NJ. Harvey, from VIII
mington, secretary and treasurer.
James q. Morgan, Jacob 8. Beetem,
]. n. Harvey, Frank r. Smith and Z.
e. Fem Of Wilmin gton, and DR.. Frank
3. Stewart, j. r. Hoffecker, L. 81.
bravo and W. II. Cooper OF Kent
County and DR.. Hugh Martin Of SUSSEX
were selected for presentation to the
Governor from which to select State
Board OF Pharmacy. The board thu
selected will constitute the Examining
Board uader the new pharmacy ac.
that goes into effect June L.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

tLGMiFG.-cn May II, Archibald. son OF
M arparrt aad tho late James NJ. Fleming,
aged 20 years.
RoIatiVes and friends are respectfully In
Vited 40 attend the funeral nom the resi-.
donc1 of his u other, No. 100 Shipley street
on sunday afternoon at O'clock. Inter.
meat at WILMINGTON and brandy wine
Cemetery.
The light OF our household ia gone,
The voice We loved Is suIled;
A place is vacant Ia our hsaft,
Watch never can he filled.
"toae bat not tori otten.n
HITCHENS--Cp tho 18Th inst, Hannah
Nit' oil Jchn L. Kitchens, sKe1 20 yo .rs.
HelatiVts ana fttenGs orc respectfully IN
vlted 20 attend her funeral, from tae rest
deLoe of her husband, no 1915 spruce atreet
ON Moncay afternoon Mt 2 clocE. Inter,
mont NJ Kiyeryiew cemetery. /
JDNES.-On Nay 3.n. 1887, near Beaver
Valley, heorgie Jones wife oil John Jones
aged AS yeaTs.
Day by day we saw hsr fade,
And slowly sink away,
fet In cur hearts We prayed
mat she might ljnJSr say.
Her ,pirit has Town to regions OF bliss,
whore suifs-inK and tfia.s are Ger,
so peacefully resting on It5us' breast,
and happS forever moro.
WoDLStY.-On tNo li.h ics:, Robert =
Woolsey, In his 20 n year.
Relatives and frlS nds arc res ectfully in
vittd to attend hts funeral flom the rel
denca OF hi5 btother.ln.law, h. ID Drum
mono, NO. ltl6 Penn strecs, on Monday af
ternoon. Services at tho house at 3 O'Clock
1nterlnent az R.vcryiew Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
THIRD EDITOR.

4 Track walker Ran Over and Killed,
VIM Chopper, q man about 35 wears of
age, employed BY the Phiiadelphia, VIII
mineton and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany - track walker between Havre de
Grace and Principle was killed Thurs
Gay night BY train No. SO Cooper, who
mas only been In the employ of the com
pany Two weeks. was In Havre de Grace
attending the circus, and It Is supposed
became intoxicated and star ed to walk
across the bridge to Perryville. When
within two spans Of the draw he was
socu TO run, and the Waterman at the
oraw supposed he would stop at one OF
the lookouts on the side OF the bridge, but
instead be kept straight ahead and was
0vertaken by the engine and killed.
When picked up one leg was missing. II
10 supposed that 1t dropped into the river
below, - II has not yet been found. His
mead and body were rr.bly mangled,
ana he lived but q few moments. Hi
body was brought to the station and hi
people, who reside in Charlestown, Motif
cd. Justice Penning summoned jury
OF inquest, with Jos. Warner, Jr., as fore
man, who, after much deliberation ant
the examination of several witnesses, rem
dered verdict of accidental death, ant
exonerated the railroad company and EN-
ployees from all blame. Cooper leaves ,
wife, but no children. He is a son o
Thos. Cooper, of Cecil county, who
very we'll known. Cooper's body wa
sent to his home yesterday afternoon 70
burial.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
They Started up Forty mathematics.

SHENANDOAH, May 13.-While gang
OF Italian workmen were engaged in quar-.
rying on the new Pennsylvania Railroad
near this place, they unesrthed den OF
nearly forty rattlesnakes, about fifteen
feet below the surface. When uncovered
the reptiles started up Kissing noise and
began to crawl rapidly in all directions.
When the men attacked them with their
picks and shovels they attempted fight,
and one OF the reptiles wound itself abou,
the leg OF an Italian and bit him.
Twenty eight of the snakes were killed,
and the Italians say that there erenearly
as many more that escaped into the rocks
The man who was bitten Is under medi'
cal treatment, although not suffering
much incon venience from the injury.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, May, 14-John
Heenig. the untamed cowboy from the
West, Is believed to be 9 professional
burglar. He Is the man who shot Sa-
loonkeeper Francis Grim, at Nineteenth
and Germantown aver ne, on Monday
last, in dispute over the payment for
|a round of drinks. When he was
searched at the station house chisel
wrapped In paper and u gold watch
were found upon him. The chisel WAS
found to fit the marks on the shutters
|of Thomas Oox's saloon, at No. 300
Market street, which was entered April
80 and robbed OF $50 aud q gold watch.
The gold watch was identified by Cox
as part of the booty.
Secretary Smith, of the Society to
Protect Children from Cruelty, re.
ceived q letter several days ago from
Willie Mcdonnell, hoy of sixteen,
who complained that his stepfather and
mother, Daniel and Ellen Duke, Of No.
4 Ashton place, near Twenty third and
Race streets, were continually drunk
and neglected their a We children, whose
ayes range from i've to thirteen years.
Tho parents were arrested yesterday
and given hearing before Magistrate
Clement. The hoy Willie, who had SO.
cured . position away from home, teB.
titled that he had seen his stepfather
turn the children out of the house In
the middle Of the night. The father
was committed to prit on In default of
$40 fine, and the mother was sent to the
House Of Correction for six months.
James Burgon, is years, and William
Burgon, 28 years old, residing on North
IThirty-sixth street, had an alteration
on Thursday evening with Charles
Cushman, residing at Thirty-sixth and
Aspen streets, during which JAmet
Burgon, 1t Ia alleged, stabbed Oushman
slightly In the body. Toe encounter, 1t
is said, arose from the fact that Cush
man persisted In visiting o sister Of the
Burgon brothers.
Harriet E. Williams, a colored girl
II years old, while standing on the
front steps Of the house at S08 Fair
mount avenue, on Friday evening, wa,
struck on the head by d marble sill
which fell from third story window
She died In short time.
Arthur Seymour was bound over yes
terday to answer the charge Of frActur
ing the skull OF Mary Gills with brick
The missile, 1t Is said, was thrown Al
Mrs. Seymour, but missed her.
William N. Ellis, who has been en-
lgaRed In the real estate business at No
l39 South Fifth street, disappeared or
"wednesday last. He left letter, II
which he intimated that lie would com
INIT suicide.
The body of James Nichols was fount
Floating In the Delaware river, at Glou
cester City, last night. He jumped
from ferry boat on Saturday last.
Circulars containing description
land photographs OF George Duvai
charged with numbering Jarvis Il
Griffin, have been placed In the polio,
stations.
Judge Gordon yesterday placed L
Lum Smith under 81 800 bail 30 answe
!; at the present term OF the court o chare
OF embracery.
f An usknown colored man was s'rucl
: and killed by train on the Penpsyl
vania railroad, near Holmtsburg, las
might
Joseph v. Cooper. SO years old, com
mitted suicide last night by cutting hi
: throat.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
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Ready for Use.

Manufactured from pure
White Lead, Oxide of Zinc,
and pure Linseed Oil. The
body Of our Paints are first
ground in Linseed Oil, then
mixed; afterwards ground
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ing them a perfect finish
drying with a hard glossy
enameled surface, which will
resist the acton of the
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other Paint. These Paints
are easily applied by any
one. and the advar tage of
buying and using the Brad
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OUR GUARANTEE:
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and the fault Of the Paint
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Paints contain no adulter.
ants such as Benzine, w alter,
Clay, Barytes or Chemicals.
James Bradford Co.
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Wilmington, Del.
mls q
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14
SPECIAL Services.

Scott Methodist Church. Seyd
Spruce streets, having rs,eiy|
needed repairs, will hold spscid
ces the last Sunday of this
This faithful and devoted sd
doing a good and ilnpor.an, |
this section Of our city. TIL
more than q thousand dollars
bonded debt last conference
are determined thelr house
freed from debt. The men m(
this work are not easily dis(
and never intend to cease ths
until ths Last dollar OF indebt)
wiped out. IL 1t y ere known
fees mshe already by some OF
bsss of this church, We bel
Methodists OF Cur city, whose
lenoe Is unquestloLed, would
again to this epecial occasion
a helping hand
Daily Republican., 1887-05-14

A verdict OF InVOIuntary N1ansiaIghter.
sUNBURY, May 13-GeorRe Stank
WAS proprietor of saloon in Shamokip.
Robert Nickeson, aged ~ years, went
into his saloon en- February 9Th, about
IS O'Clock in the evening. Nickleson
got into an alteration with Sank ard
was ordered out. At Nickleeon's re.
quest Sank followed him out. On the
pavsm at the foot OF the stairs it
was proven that Nicholson struck
StaDb, whereupon the latter returned
the blow and NICHOLSON fell, striking
his head on the curb aad fracturing his
skull. from the ef'ec.a OF which he died
the next day. Aitsr trial lasting g
week the jury to day returned verdict
lof Involuntary granddaughter. 4 mo-
tion for new trial WAS made, pending
which sentence was deferred,